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Old 11-05-2009, 08:05 PM   #1
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Default pics of-10cc dished tsp/diamond pistons

can anybody post a pic of these up??? had them installed in my short block from tsp but the dish looks very deep. was trying to keep my stock compression with a set of ported 243's. Any info or advice would be great. Thanks in advance
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Are you the guy, Mark, I spoke with the other day? Assuming you are, you forgot to mention for everyone that it is a 4" stroke combo. With the 4" stroke, pistons .005" out of the hole, a GM MLS gasket or Cometic .051" gasket, and 64cc 243 heads, you'll net right at 10.9:1 static compression. That extra stroke makes a LARGE difference in how much relief/dish you have to run to get back to OE compression. You're good to go
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My mahle pistons have a -12cc dish for the 4.000 stroke and I can assure you the compression ratio is all there. Good luck.
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thanks matt for your input i just wanted to see if anyone else had these pistons on there setup. all i nee now is to get the gaskets and injectors and this thing should be going in the next week or so. Thanks again for the great customer service and quick shipping.
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thanks matt for your input i just wanted to see if anyone else had these pistons on there setup. all i nee now is to get the gaskets and injectors and this thing should be going in the next week or so. Thanks again for the great customer service and quick shipping.
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